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🚨🚨🎙️ Thierry Henry on Erling Haaland’s 2 goals against Senegal 🇳🇴⚽ “Everyone talks about Haaland’s power 💪 and goals, but his mentality is what really shocks me. He steps on the pitch believing he’s scoring, and defenders feel that pressure from minute 1 😤🔥 That brace vs Senegal? Perfect reminder why he’s one of the most feared strikers right now 🐺🎯 First goal was ice-cold, second showed pure hunger. Even after scoring, he kept sprinting, kept testing the back line, kept living in dangerous spots 🏃‍♂️⚡ Senegal defended bravely for long spells 🛡️, but vs a striker like Haaland you must be perfect for 90 minutes. One lapse in focus and he punishes you. That’s what elite finishers do 💀 I love that he’s never satisfied. One goal is never enough. Tonight that mindset gave him another brace. Relentless from start to finish, always the biggest threat when Norway attacked 🚀 4 goals already at this World Cup is crazy 🔥 Now the Golden Boot race is heating up. Haaland and Mbappé are putting real pressure on Messi at the top 👑👀”

@momo_sow0 Mram la

@Dabofcb Pape thiaw vraiment 😔😔

Pape Thiaw regarde ce que vous avez fait à ce petit

@Elh_Mrr Mdrrr @DoctorLove475 et @Nabyleu @TontonVert cette trio attaque ça sera sans moi croyez moi !

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🚨🗣️NEW: Wayne Rooney on Cristiano Ronaldo becoming the only player to score in 6 consecutive World Cup: “What Ronaldo has done in the World Cup is nothing short of a monument carved in football history — scoring across six consecutive tournaments is like defying time itself, like he’s been writing his name on eras instead of matches. But let’s not turn football into a museum of records alone. The game is not a trophy shelf of numbers — it’s rhythm, it’s chaos, it’s winning when it matters most. Longevity is one thing… but greatness gets judged under pressure, in finals, in moments when legs are gone and legends are born. People can worship the statistic all they want, but football isn’t a straight line of goals — it’s a storm, and not every storm leaves destruction behind. Still, you can’t ignore it… six World Cups, six chapters. That’s not just consistency — that’s obsession written in human form.”

@DoctorLove475 SÉNÉGAL 🇸🇳

Quelle nation ??

Ils ont trahi un gamin de 18 ans… 💔

@Boubacar_Niasse Yehvann est tellement meilleur que ces deux là Mendy et Mory !

Sama benene problème moye hiérarchie gardiens de but yi, vous êtes vraiment sûrs ki dougue demb mo meune Yehvann Diouf?

Jordan Ayew vs England tonight 😭

Hey @grok put a clown mask on the player that is the problem of Portugal team

Zlatan Ibrahimovic 🗣️”Don’t expect a masterclass from Cristiano Ronaldo today because he is highly dependent on his team's service; if the midfield fails to perform, it will inevitably result in another frustrating performance for him. Unlike Messi, whose playmaking ability allows him to dictate the game through sheer individual brilliance."

Hey @grok, remove the player that caused the downfall of PSG..

🚨🗣️NEW: Gylfi Sigurðsson: “Norway celebrating with Iceland’s Viking Clap is like scoring a goal and celebrating with another team’s badge” “Gylfi Sigurðsson: ‘I have nothing against Norway, Haaland, Ødegaard or any of their players. They’re a fantastic team. But let’s tell the truth. Before the world knew Norway as football’s Vikings, it was Iceland carrying that identity onto the biggest stage. We didn’t have superstars, we didn’t have a golden generation worth billions, but we had our people, our spirit and our Norse heritage. When Iceland stood in front of Europe in 2016 and performed the Viking Clap, it wasn’t just a celebration. It was a statement. A tiny nation of barely 300,000 people made the entire football world stop and listen. That thunder you hear in stadiums today? We were the ones who turned it into a football symbol. Now I watch social media and see people calling it Norway’s Viking celebration because Haaland is beating a drum and Ødegaard is leading the squad. It’s beautiful, but let’s not rewrite history. The roots of that celebration weren’t planted in Oslo after a victory. They were planted in Iceland by a nation that carried its Norse identity with pride when nobody was paying attention. Maybe that’s football today. The country with the biggest stars gets the headlines, while the country that created the moment gets the footnote. Norway have the spotlight, and they deserve it for their football. But some traditions are bigger than goals and trophies. Some traditions belong to the people who gave them life. That’s like seeing a tree touch the clouds and forgetting the roots buried deep beneath the earth. The spotlight follows stars, but stars don’t create the sky. So enjoy the Viking Row, enjoy the drum, enjoy the celebrations. But remember who reminded the football world that the spirit of the North still existed. Some nations inherit a legacy. Others revive it.” —🎙️DR.FootballPodcast

Cristiano Ronaldo on criticism, pressure and staying true to himself: “When things go good, okay. But when things go wrong, you feel that too because people put too much pressure on you. But I love that. I know how to deal with that” “When I missed the penalty, I felt bad for myself, for the fans and for my family. Not because of the other stuff people say. You have to be yourself. It doesn't matter if people like you or not” “You think I'm going to change now? You think, at nearly 40 years old, I'm going to change? Of course not” “Whether you like me or you don't like me, it's part of life for me. It's not a problem. In the national team, it was like that too” “People say, 'Oh, he's done. He's 39. He's getting old.' You know why? Because I didn't score a goal. But this is part of football” “Even if I score in the Euros, it will not change who Cristiano is. People try to hide things and speak bad” “Listen, I don't have a problem. Tomorrow I will play for the national team and I will try to score. If I don't score, next game I will try to score”

🚨 Lionel Messi on the World Cup nations he would love to face: 🗣️ “I’d really like to face Portugal in the World Cup. It would be a beautiful and entertaining game for the fans. I have faced Cristiano Ronaldo many times before during our years in La Liga, and those matches were always special. We pushed each other to the limit and created unforgettable moments for football fans around the world. If we meet again on the international stage, especially in a World Cup, it would feel like our last dance.” 🎤 Interviewer: “Do you think Argentina can beat that Portugal team, especially with their strong and scary midfield?” 🗣️ Messi smiled and replied: “Yes, of course, why not? I respect Portugal a lot, they have incredible players and a very strong team, especially in midfield. But we also have a great squad with talented players who believe in each other. At this stage of the tournament, every match is difficult, but we are focused, united, and ready. We are here to support each other, fight together, and give everything to try and win against any opponent. Our goal is always the same — to compete at the highest level and try to win the World Cup for our country.

Who should stand up for star 🌟 boy Saka to sit

Remember when Neymar dropped this masterclass against Japan… pure brilliance 🇧🇷

My biggest fear is Ronaldo scoring a tap-in today and hitting the filthiest siuuuu known to man💀😭😭

Hey @grok remove all the players who not useful for England in the picture